Teachers often encounter kids who are utterly lacking in organizational skills. While this may be developmental at times, these children often come by their lack of organizational skills naturally. […]

Adults spend quite a bit of time and energy attempting to make the world safer for children. We have mandated that children sit in car seats until they are […]

Dance is great exercise, artistic, athletic, and an opportunity for joy. It is also one of the best activities for practicing and improving executive functions. Dancers must follow a […]

In a previous article, I wrote about how psychologists differ in their definitions of executive functions. Some focus on aspects of working memory and planning, while others view the […]

Do you want to know why executive functions are vital in the lives of twenty-first-century children? It’s simple:  everything changes so fast that an education based solely on the accumulation […]

Teaching children academic and study skills is crucial to their future in education and their life as a whole. Kids with ADHD need to learn these skills and apply them […]

If you have a child with ADHD or Learning Disabilities, as school approaches you are likely already strategizing on how to get through the coming school year. One of the […]

Saber’s Edge is a mix of role-playing, card battling, and match-3 game styles. The player unlocks and collects cards in order to gather a pirate crew and enhance their equipment. […]

Dora ABCs Volume 2: Rhyming Words helps children 5 and younger learn about rhyming. Dora and and her pet monkey, Boots go on an adventure and get stopped at the […]

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Our friends and colleagues, Linda Roggli of ADDiva.net and Elaine Taylor-Klaus and Diane Dempster […]